Sentence examples for explosion of black from inspiring English sources

There are the black independent bookstores, the black book clubs and an ever-growing number, almost an explosion, of black reading clubs.

Manie Barron, publishing manager of Amistad Press, a HarperCollins imprint, the oldest such black publishing venture, said, "There's been an explosion in black fiction and black readership but unfortunately not yet a reciprocal explosion of black literary agents and editors".

"Painting with Shit on it," which had been in Stuart Morgan's show, was a maze of interlocking concentric circles composed of meticulously painted dots, hundreds of them, with an explosion of black paint and elephant dung near the center.

His "Savage City: Race, Murder, and a Generation on the Edge" (William Morrow, $27.99) begins in Mississippi on Oct. 2, 1944, with the first public demonstration of the mechanical cotton picker, the invention that ignites "a demographic explosion" of black migration to northern cities like New York.

"I know there was a group of images on paper, and one was a Little Eva figure," she recalled, "and one was kind of a pickaninny melon, bursting in half, and the other one was a girl figure, with exaggerated black features in her face, while the rest of her body was like a mass, a kind of explosion of black paper".

It is not a stretch to surmise that student culture coupled with the proliferation of images of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) in popular culture (School Daze, The Cosby Show, A Different World) played a role in the explosion of black music coming out of this cultural mecca.

The pre-transmission marketing was intriguing, with explosions of black blood all over the shop.

He stood before a full-length mirror, head cocked, his petite frame topped by an explosion of thick black hair, a boyish yet chiseled face and the eyes of a pixie.